Greatwater Lake Not the Man I Once Was

She had been looking straight into his eyes, and she hadn't missed the want in his gaze. She had insulted him and was in his face, and he was turned on? Under different circumstances, she might have been more receptive to what he wanted, but right now, all she wanted to do sink her teeth into him—hurt him for hurting her. 

And his reply didn't help things. Did he or did he not care? Because telling her that she didn't have to believe him didn't really make it sound like he did. And then he insulted Huā. Don't, she said just as sternly. You can't stand there and insult one of my allies to try and make your point. She had every right to do what she did after everything that happened. She shook her head. And you're not really helping your case by telling me you basically don't care if I believe you and then insulting one of my allies. All he was doing was making her more angry. 

She rolled her eyes and sighed as he told her more of Nemisis; she really didn't care to know how he dealt with her. That all sounded like his problem. My brother was with me when all this happened; he's a part of another pack in the mountains. So now she has caused more problems for you. She shrugged. Sounds like you need someone different leading with you that isn't going to ruin your relationships with other packs over something as stupid and petty as jealousy. Just a tip from one leader to another.